Presentation by Julian Richards, ADS Ariadne Workshop held prior to EAA 2013. Pilsen, Czech Republic 4 September 2013

1. Online
Resources
for
Data
Management
Planning
Julian
D
Richards
ADS,
University
of
York
ARIADNE
is
funded
by
the
European
Commission's
Seventh
Framework
Programme

2. Outline
• Generic
tools
– DMP
Online
– DMP
Checklist
• Archaeology-­‐specific
tools
– DataTrain
– Guides
to
Good
PracMce
– ADS
Guidelines
for
Depositors

11. DataTrain
Aims
&
ObjecMves
By
the
end
of
the
course
the
students
will:
• Understand
the
bigger
issues
relaMng
to
the
use
and
archiving
of
digital
data;
• Know
of
the
data
management
requirements
and
resources
of
their
university;
• Be
aware
of
naMonal
online
resources
in
research
data
management;
• Be
prepared
for
data
management
in
the
real
world
aUer
compleMng
their
PhD.
On
a
pracMcal
level,
each
student
will:
• Be
proficient
in
looking
aUer
their
own
digital
research
data;
• Have
a
Post-­‐Graduate
Data
Management
Plan
in
place;
• Have
started
to
make
plans
for
archiving
the
digital
data
from
their
PhD.

12. DataTrain
Modules
1.
CreaMng
and
managing
research
data
in
archaeology:
an
overview
2.
Data
lifecycles
and
management
plans
3.
Working
with
digital
data
4.
Rights
and
digital
data
5.
E-­‐Theses
and
supplementary
digital
data
6.
Archiving
digital
data
7.
Post-­‐Graduate
data
management
plans
8.
Project
and
professional
data:
data
management
on
post-­‐
doctoral
research
projects
and
beyond

25. Further
InformaMon
• hap://www.dcc.ac.uk/resources/data-­‐management-­‐plans
• hap://archaeologydataservice.ac.uk/learning/DataTrain
• hap://guides.archaeologydataservice.ac.uk/
• hap://archaeologydataservice.ac.uk/advice/
guidelinesForDepositors
• hap://databib.org/